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The Brick and Tile Works

Posted by Chris Bristow on

A selection of photographs from inside the National Trust site, The Brick & Tile Works. The are no actual building remains anymore, although there are remains of some of the old Coopers bricks strewn around the site if you look closely enough. Coopers Brick & Tile Works was established here by John Cooper in the early 1800s.

The National Trust has their own page dedicated to the site as well.

Entrance to the Brick and Tile Works on Malders Lane
Entrance to the Brick and Tile Works on Malders Lane
River Thames near Brunels Bridge

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Brick and Tile Works Engine Shed|
Brick and Tile Works viewing platform
Brick and Tile Works entrance
Pond at the Brick and Tile Works
Paths through the Brick and Tile Works
Brick and Tile Works pond
Brick and Tile Works signage
Sign at Brick and Tile Works

The National Trust Brick and Tile Works are accessed from Malders Lane. There is no car park, and only very limited parking is available.

The Old Brick and Tile Works, Malders Ln, Maidenhead, England SL6 6NL, United Kingdom

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